>> tuesday november 10th the department of justice investigating allegations of voting irregularities is the trump team and others launch new lawsuits in pennsylvania. live in washington the fight for democracy. >> we will start by doing everything possible to get the covid-19 under control. so we can reopen our businesses, safely and sustainably, resume our lives and put this pandemic behind us. >> joe biden makes the pandemic is top priority as president-elect, what he is planning for his first day in

office could reverse what the president has done. the president's allies blacklisted. aoc suggesting they are reliable. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ >> donald trump's mantra as he continues to fight the election results as they roll in. i am carley shimkus. good morning to you all. >> thanks for being here with us. william barr telling the department of justice to look into, quote, substantial allegations of voting irregularities. >> it comes as the trump campaign and republicans fight legal battles in pennsylvania. live in washington, we breakdown the case. >> reporter: the attorney

general has broken his silence for the first time since election day, ordered the us attorney to investigate any allegations of voter irregularities that he deems to be, quote, substantial. as you know, we got from election day some states tallying up the votes because of historic voter turnout. let's look at the attorney general said in his statement. investigations should occur if there are clear and credible allegations of irregularities that could potentially impact the outcome of the federal election in individual state. the department of justice official who oversees these investigations stepped down on monday following the release of this authorization from the attorney general, the white house claiming democrats are welcoming fraud without providing tangible evidence,

donald trump leading the path. he's got pennsylvania in his crosshairs, tweeted pennsylvania prevented us from watching much of the ballot count, and thinkable and illegal in this country. that status attorney general pushed back writing not breaking, the trump campaign's latest filings another attempt to throw out legal votes. my team and i were already prepared for this. sleep tight, we will protect the laws of our commonwealth and the will of the people. it's not all about pennsylvania. the trump campaign is about to deploy recount teams to several other states including georgia and arizona. take a listen to kayleigh mcenany. >> reporter: you don't take these positions on this election, you don't oppose an audit of the vote because you wanted accurate counts. you don't oppose our efforts at sunlight and transparency because you have nothing to hide. you take these positions because your welcoming fraud and welcoming illegal voting. >> reporter: the next shoe to drop in terms of major movement with regards to this election is what comes next is the general

services administration needs to certify that biden did indeed win the election. once that happens his transition team can really sink their teeth into the federal government, start getting set up, tap into millions of dollars in funds and start to policy plan for their agenda. >> thank you. >> if the president pushes ahead with his legal challenges, lindsey graham says he deserves due process. >> they don't care how trump lost as long as he lost. they are not going to ask any questions. i've had a microphone in my face all day when is trump going to concede? when are you going to ask about the 2020 election? what are you going to take seriously the idea that every vote counts. i've had it with these people, give donald trump all the due process the law allows him, call out cheating when we find, count every vote, tell social media companies quit censoring our content and when do major

networks to pauling -- conference to congress and ask how you do it and if we don't do something about voting by mail we. the ability to elect a republican in this country. >> the president's legal challenge they'll lindsey graham says donald trump should run again in 2024. the us surpasses confirmed cases, good milestone comes as joe biden take steps to confront a surge in cases. >> reporter: the us topped 10 million cases as infections rise from coast to coast. according to johns hopkins university the us dollar meal in -- 1 million new cases in 10 days with his progress in the race for your. fighter says early data suggested coronavirus vaccine is more than 90% effective. it is unclear when it will be available.

president-elect joe biden said the country needs to take action now to contain the virus. >> the projections indicate we could still lose 200,000 more lives in the coming months. we can't -- the important work that needs to be done between now and then to get our country to the worst wave yet of this pandemic. >> the president-elect introduces transition advisory board. the 13 member group is made of public health experts, doctors and scientists. biden says he hopes to work with leaders in both parties to stop the spread. >> i will spare no effort to turn this pandemic around once we are sworn in on january 20th. to get our kids back to school safely. our business is growing and our economy running at full speed again. >> if sworn in the president-elect also plans executive orders to rollback donald trump's agenda on his

first day at the white house, those actions include rejoining the paris climate accord, reinstating d to the aca, rejoining world health organization and revealing donald trump's travel than but today biden will defend legislation hills pastoring obama's presidency, the supreme court will hear arguments in a challenge to the affordable care act, republicans want the entire law struck down after congress repealed the individual mandate in 2017. the case faces the most conservative panel of judges in years, the president-elect will deliver a speech in delaware defending obamacare and he will a out his plan to expand access to affordable healthcare. >> onto a fox news alert. amendment intensifying for the suspect who killed houston police sergeant on his way to work. police say the sergeants got into a shootout near a freeway and died at a hotel trying to call for help. the houston police chief sending a message to his killers. >> we are going to catch you. we are coming after you and we are going to capture you so do yourself a favor and turn

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really does all come down to the senate races in georgia, the balance of power hangs in the balance so what happens if democrats win and control the house, senate and executive branch? >> i don't think there's any question the divided government where you have different parties in control of different parts of the legislature is a better government, makes all of us have to work together. balance of power is important. it is obvious we made gains in the house we are not going to make it to where we have the majority. it is going to be very close. i suspect we will end up with 210-212 which will make democrats in the house have to work with us but they will still be in the majority in the house which having the majority in the senate is going to be crucial and that will decide the balance of power and make us all have to work together. >> senators purdue and leffler called on the gop secretary of

state to resign saying what they say are failures in georgia's elections. this is what he had to say, quote, as a republican i am concerned about republicans keeping the u.s. senate. i recommend senators (purdue start focusing on that. does he have a point? these senate seats are crucial for republicans and being able to hold onto the senate. does their focus need to be on that and what do they need to do leading up to january 5th. >> their focus is on their race, no question about it. both of them are going to win, georgia is going to send two republican senators to the united states senate. i'm confident of that. they will do what they have to do to win. the secretary of state has a lot of concerns, we have a lot of concerns for the secretary of state even with the house delegation. i suspect the republican party as well as the trump for president campaign will make some requests to the secretary of state of how to make sure

that we have an election where every illegal vote is counted. we had serious problems in the state of georgia. regardless what party the secretary of state maybe and we need to make sure that office is doing their job. >> chuck schumer, mitch mcconnell were sparring over the coronavirus stimulus deal again. this is been going on for months. what are we going to get a deal? >> that's up to the democrats, up to nancy pelosi, nancy pelosi stood in the way of this. i will tell you i am not one who subscribes to the ideas that we need to add more money to our national debt. i get it. i understand there are needs, people are still hurting. however we still have $1 trillion left from the first four packages we put together and appropriated it hasn't been spent yet. why don't we redirect or repurpose the money instead of adding more money to the national debt?

that is what we should be focusing on right now. >> just because you are a member of the gop caucus, the big news of the pfizer vaccine being 90% effective what is your opinion of this news many are applauding? >> it is good news and i am confident that it is going to be a safe and effective vaccine, so confident that i'm taking part in the clinical trial. later today i will be getting my booster shot, the second shot don't know whether i am getting the placebo or the real thing but i'm in the clinical trial so i am putting my money where my mouth is. as a pharmacist and healthcare professional i've been to this process and i know it is a strenuous and detailed process by which they approve these medications and i'm convinced it will be safe and effective, so convinced that i'm taking part in the trials myself. >> keep us updated on that

front. we would love to have you back and hear what you have to say in the coming weeks after the second booster shot and thank you for doing that, we appreciate it, thank you. staying on that news pfizer says the vaccine is 90% effective and doctor hunt's office says operation warp speed, she joins us live, pfizer start getting a massive bump. cheryl casone from foxbusiness on the market momentum coming up next. but now a friend. still an electric car. just more electrifying. still a night out. but everything fits in. still hard work. just a little easier. still a legend. just more legendary. chevrolet. making life's journey, just better.

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cases. >> daily cases continue to spike and hospitalizations across the nation's for. physician and senior fellow at the independent women's forum, good to see you, thanks for being here. >> great to see you. >> what do you make of the numbers. we all expected a second wave, we knew numbers were going to spike. are you surprised at what you are seeing right now? >> not at all. we will see the next 2 or 3 months will be difficult. in new york city where you and i are located we see a rise, 3.2% staten island and new york city, 3.4%. it is very worrying. vaccine development is very good news but only part of the puzzle and we have tough months ahead. unlike the rest of the country, the ferocious pandemic which caused more deaths than anywhere else in the world, the rest of the country was observing, people came from all over the country. now much of the united states

facing similar conditions. it is very challenging. >> the pfizer vaccine such good news, 90% effective. to get good news after this long drawn out awful period of history you are so concerned there's going to be bad news next. what do you think? is this really the development that will end up being something we can see in pharmacies? >> there were over 100 vaccine candidates, this is the first and maybe the last, this is a global worldwide effort. pfizer is a us firm and also a chinese firm. this has been a multinational project. pfizer does not get money from operation warp speed and will get the profits for the vaccine they developed, the united states has created not only

massive funding for many other vaccine companies that also put in place the distribution networks. we are going to need tens of millions of glass miles, prefilled syringes unlike the world has ever seen. this is testament to the united states's vision at a time of crisis that this administration donald trump's administration put in spent place back in the beginning of this year. it really is extraordinary. we won't see this before thanksgiving. they need two months of safety data. this is 43,000 healthy people, 150 subjects were tested at the nyu vaccine center, we all participated in this and we don't know yet how the vaccine will work in terms of the older person who is more vulnerable. unlike the moderna and astrazeneca vaccine at austin university which produces a lot of immune response, this does

not necessarily cutdown transmission of the virus. it will slay the number of people that could be infected and it is going to result in heard immunity. not the vaccine alone but many vaccine candidates. i see now -- >> results to be out soon. perhaps we have more than one effective vaccine which would be amazing. real quick if we can let's play this clip of governor andrew cuomo on this and i want your reaction before we let you go. >> the bad news is that it is about two months before joe biden takes over and that means this administration is going to be implemented vaccine plan at the trump administration rolling out the vaccination plan and i believe it is flawed. >> you heard a word word for word saying the bad news is. are we in a spot we should be using that language when it comes to a vaccine that this

portion of our lives has been awful for a lot of people. a lot of people died from this in this country. >> disgraceful whether it was any politician democrat or republican saying that. there may be things the governor is unaware of an operation warp speed. operation warp speed is a massive united states effort that involves the cdc, the nih, the health and human services, the us military. your demonstrating a lack of confidence in all of that at a time the american public needs confidence in the vaccine and vaccine distribution. the united states has invested $10 billion in 10 months investing development in multiple companies and committed that any vaccine spent with us tax dollars will be provided to americans without financial penalty across all demographic groups. do you know the united states, refrigerated networks for this

pfizer vaccine, which means minus 84 storage, those refrigerators are built in kentucky and the netherlands. this is all in place, shameful and i would say that if i were republican or democrat. i would like to see these governors promote vaccination programs which will be the largest mission in the world to vaccinate, unicef does most of the trial vaccinations in the world and usually need 600 million syringes. we are talking a vaccine program on the order of billions and the united states is the first half a block, 50 million pfizer vaccines by the end of the year and 1.3 billion doses of this vaccine by next year. so let's all be focused on this task and leave out the politics. >> so much work going on behind-the-scenes, we are so thankful for. thank you for spending your morning with us and giving us information, we appreciate it. stocks skyrocket on the heels of

pfizer's vaccine announcement. cheryl casone breaks down the market rallied. >> reporter: so much of what she said is what investors are factoring into these stocks, the markets went crazy yesterday. this is a blockbuster announcement from pfizer, 98% effective in preventing the deck see -- a brilliant close it in the last hour, financial expert dan gale earlier with how long you can expect that boost actually lasts. >> stock market is all about positive news and more importantly the certainty of the news so what we are seeing now is the possibility of people going back to work, businesses not having to fear lockdowns, and because of that we are looking at some pretty good sailing ahead. >> reporter: we lost in the last hour, the delta closed up by 844 points and the s&p up to 41 and the nasdaq lost 181.

again that was probably some profit-taking on the tech side, the tech heavy nasdaq and tech stocks in general did lag. they've been the star performers this year and we are not going to spend the rest of our lives on zoom calls. >> i would not miss a zoom call. let's switch topics real quick because truckers plan to strike on veterans day because of something having to do with joe biden and fracking. >> they are planning to strike veterans day tomorrow and november 20 sixth to the 20 ninth trying to urge joe biden not to ban fracking writing, quote, our message is simple and hopefully effective. we will exercise our rights and will not have politicians making

decisions that will negatively affect our future and the future of our children, we will not participate in the green new deal, we do not support banning of fracking, the united states of america operator the capitalistic economy. to that point i know you talked a lot about the georgia senate race. investors are closely watching the georgia senate race because if the senate does stay red that is better for the markets because that means a lot of these big policies like the green new deal are going to sail through but there will be pushback from mcconnell and company so that will be a big story the next two months. >> appreciate it and still ahead former fbi director andrew mccabe testifies in the crossfire hurricane probe. we will ask former assistant director chris worker the line of questioning lawmakers should pursue. epclusa treats all main types of chronic hep c. whatever your type, epclusa could be your kind of cure. i just found out about mine. i knew for years. epclusa has a 98% overall cure rate. i had no symptoms of hepatitis c mine caused liver damage.

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>> welcome back. in just hours senate republican set to grow former deputy director andrew mccabe on the crossfire hurricane investigation. >> what can we expect to see?

thank you for being here. i feel we haven't talked about this in a few days, a lot of news happening, get us updated. what do you expect to see happening? >> andrew mccabe was deputy director of the fbi under jim comey. they opened an investigation on presidential aides to -- presidential candidate aides to donald trump. they authorized -- andrew mccabe authorize the most intrusive technique you can use against an american citizen which is fisa. you can read emails, texts, intercept phone calls, even go into somebody's house without a warrant and rummage through their records of the court authorizes that. we find out later through the inspector general this was flawed information, inaccurate information, discredited information and the people who approved it up preferred further up the chain, sally it, rosenstein and jim comey says

they would never have approved this intrusive technique if they had known the actual fact that the steel dossier which formed the basis of the fisa warrant was thoroughly discredited and he was discredited. andrew mccabe will have to answer a lot of questions. he bypassed normal procedures, according to the fbi lawyer who approves these. he bypassed the normal approval channels and allegedly went through line by line himself and pushed it on through personally. it will get interesting and it will get heated today. >> we have a portion of what andrew mccabe plans to say, but we didn't open a case because we didn't like one candidate or the other, we didn't open a case because we intended to stage a coup or overthrow the government, we open the case to

find out how the russians might be undermining the election and because it was our obligation, our duty to do so but as you said we had the fisa abuses, text messages between peter stzrok and lisa page. for those saying the russia investigation is old news, doesn't matter anymore. what do you say to those folks? >> it does matter. myself and other former fbi executives and current fbi agents and employees were all disgusted with the way this went down because it really was a political investigation using the fbi as the most intrusive investigative techniques you can use, the most formidable investigative agency in the world against a presidential campaign. it shouldn't have happened and we want to make sure it never happens again. you can see under chris ray you are not seeing any leaks about the hunter biden investigation, you're not seeing any political

investigations opened up. this never happened during my tenure under the fbi and i don't want to see it ever happen again. >> thank you for joining us, appreciate it. let's talk about extreme weather. a second landfall from tropical storm eta as it recovers from around one. >> the storm bringing heavy winds, 16 inches of rain in some places causing major flooding. in fort lauderdale a lamborghini plows through floodwaters. and esteem is tracking the storm's path. >> the path is shifted westward from where we were yesterday. it is a weaker storm and we think it will continue to weaken before it makes its second landfall across the us. getting heavy rain bands across parts of florida, flood advisories in south florida and

the keys. there is the latest track, still dealing with this for much of the work week but now the track has shifted a little more to the west, to the panhandle, mississippi, alabama, parts of louisiana need to watch the track of the system and because there's all sorts of uncertainty if you live along the gulf coast pay close attention to the latest forecast track. we have quite a bit of action across the west, heavy rainfall and mountain snow from these regions. feet of snow in several inches of rain in parts of the northwest in northern california. you can see where the temperature difference is, much cooler across the west and warm temperatures over parts of the east including new york city. another day of 70 degree temperatures getting into mid-november. pretty awesome. if i do say so myself.

>> in montana, a lot in new york. appreciate it and still ahead progressives like aoc suggesting people who work with donald trump should be blacklisted. we will tell you about it next.

>> welcome back. marcus for his warning about his replacement. telling the military times in an interview, and god help us. they were completely blindsided by the president's decision with joe biden set to take office in january. national counterterrorism director christopher miller is acting as defense secretary. minneapolis appears to be considering bringing in outside police officers amid a shortage of manpower and unrest in the city. the minneapolis star tribune

telling the mayor of city council approved the plan, in metro transit police, temporarily respond to violent 9 one one calls, working through the end of the year. >> alexandria ocasio cortez rejecting the possibility of forming mayor rahm emanuel is a picker joe biden as cabinet. it would be a shot to the progressive wing of the party. political analyst figaro joined us. >> joe biden is a moderate no matter what progressive policies he is on board with, he responded to the moderate democrats in the center and he will govern as such. guess what, you win. you run candidate and you went up and down the ballot. it is an example. >> she is also pushing for

blacklists of people who worked with donald trump. she tweeted if anyone archiving for when they tried to downplay or deny them in the future. the apparent democratic divide seems to intensify, joe man so much in understands middle-of-the-road politics. >> i am a proud moderate conservative democrat. this country wants moderation. you run your life, run your business from the middle. not the fringes. >> you are talking about green new deal and all the socialism, that is not who we are. that is not how i was raised in west virginia. you must be for all the crazy stuff, i am not. >> joe biden has vowed to be a president to all americans. he will make good on a progressive agenda. it is 43 after the are, joe biden pushing governors for mask

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>> for the foreseeable future a mask remains the most potent weapon against the virus. we could save tens of thousands of lives if everyone would just wear a mask for the next few months mask is not a political statement. >> president-elect joe biden expected to call in governor's for a mask mandate once he is sworn into office. >> is a mandate the best idea? joining us is texas congressman michael burgess. 34 states and dc have a

statewide mask requirement, 15 states do not but numbers on the rise in a lot of areas in the country. do you think this is the right way to move forward? >> a mask is an excellent idea. i believe governor abbott, a mask mandate, the mask mandate is how you enforce it. by arresting someone and making a greater risk of coronavirus you are only going to spread it. the public health aspect of this is important, and the proper mask, the coverings i see make me wonder if someone is serious or making a different statement. not there to protect your chin but other people from you.

>> there are five items on the biden harris covid-19 plan. the biggest one is the mask mandate, also calling to reenter the world health organization. >> that was a great idea, i never felt that provided - they were there to help the chinese communists, informing us that the virus was around in the first place. an ideological reason to depart the organization, and to get back in, around the big news, donald trump put his muscle behind getting a vaccine developed it looks like we are on the cusp of that. the announcement by pfizer, great news and in my opinion

equivalent -- when the church bells rang and people cheered, those people were cheering and this is a big deal, the vaccine is on the cusp of being available, looks to be highly effective, the last mile of this done, every week we delay 10,000 people die in this country and that's not acceptable. >> doctor anthony fauci so there might be doses by the end of november or beginning of the summer, giving vaccines to people by the end of the year and that is good news. would this be one of the biggest accomplishments for the trump administration if this happens? >> all respect to anthony fauci, he said it would take 18 months to get this vaccine developed and that was at the end of january when the dna sequence was first known. the fact that it is done as we

sit here in november, that is a phenomenal rate of speed and appears to be a very effective vaccine and their four other candidate vaccines in the pipeline in quick order. this is tremendous news for this country and worldwide. and the administration which committed to buying the doses before the fda approved them, you have to have cold storage you normally wouldn't have in a place that will stockpile the virus and that work has been done. this administration has leaned into this problem unlike previous administrations where i worked and that included an administration that included joe biden. we did not see this when the vaccine was finally produced. it was two months later before it was available for anyone. that would not be acceptable in

the situation. the trials took five years for the vaccine to be approved, we didn't have that with this one. this is getting done at warp speed. >> we can all agree this is good news. appreciate it. joe biden set to defend obamacare as a new gop challenge today, us attorney brett tolman on what we can expect from the conservative majority next. .

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jillian: welcome back ag barr instructing the doj to investigate voter fraud claims. carley: joining us brett tollman, good morning, sir. the attorney general is stepping up and stepping in. he released a statement saying this he says investigations may be conducted if there are clear and apparent allegations of irregularities if true could potentially impact the outcome of a federal election. how significant is this? >> it's significant but let's pretend there hasn't been voter fraud before and the doj hasn't looked into it. this is normal, regular process for the department of justice to be looking into allegations. and if they are serious, they

will pursue them. if they're credible, they will pursue them. if not, then they won't. jillian: i want to get your reaction to the biden campaign statement to this and this reads quote it's deeply unfortunate that attorney general barr chose to issue a memorandum that will only fuel the speculative fanciful or farfetched claims he professes to guard against. what do you think about that statement. >> it's absurd. it would be absurd because of whin mattershot attorney genera. they have been doing it for hundreds of years. the reality is, this attorney general or any attorney general is not going to appear in court and presence evidence of issues they find to be credible unless they have the facts to back them up. nothing more embarrassing or difficult than being in front of a judge and not having the evidence that you claim you have. jillian: you know president

trump's re-election campaign yesterday they filed another lawsuit in pennsylvania allege ago two-tiered voting system that could be unfair. can you explain that and how much does this hold weight? >> >> well, look, we are hearing allegations that are now being put into sworn affidavits and what that means is somebody that is on the ground observing is willing to go under oath and to swear to certain facts. and the facts that they attest to in pennsylvania and nevada. and i understand they may be coming forth in wisconsin. are facts that suggest that there were different standards being applied. that those that were voting, if they -- there was something wrong with the vote that was being cast, that there were individuals that were instructed to ignore defaults in the vote. if that's an actual fact and

they can show it, then they also have to show is it widespread? and we have heard numbers like 25,000 votes, for example, that may have been harvest you had from elderly in nursing care homes. so, we don't know at this point and we have some time. let's sit back and let the process go forward. and, if it's real, it will gain traction. jillian: bret, we have about 30 seconds left and i want to get your opinion on this. the affordable care act is heading to the supreme court again the individual mandate. this is a highly conservative court. what do you see happening? >> well, i learned long ago to rule one way may rule different way. it's true there is a majority here. they are going to look at was the district court right when it said that the individual mandate was unconstitutional? and is it so significant that it's going to render the whole

act unconstitutional. and we'll see. it certainly has the ability but the supreme court is very rarely, yeah, very rarely going to issue an unconstitutionality. jillian: i hate to cut you off. the show is over. have a good day. carley: see you brett, "fox & friends" starts right now. >> the department of justice investigating allegations of voting irregularities. >> president trump is 100 percent within his right to weigh his legal options. this election is over. it's time to put aside partisanship. >> hillary clinton didn't say hey, wait a minute, this doesn't feel right. stop the count. all of you, suck it up. suck it up like we sucked it up. >> the biden campaign is starting to make a list of executive orders to sign on january 20th. >> those actions include rejoining the paris climate accord, reinstating daca. rejoining the world health organization andep